Pepper - Side B - Round 3

[Dr. Medulla]

Hitter Tomston: The patron saint of those with poor judgment.

The voting supports us so far.

That’s what Trump supporters said for four years here, and I suspect Johnson supporters over there.

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

[Heston]

The voting supports us so far.

That’s what Trump supporters said for four years here, and I suspect Johnson supporters over there.

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning and the results will bear me out.

[Dr. Medulla]

That’s what Trump supporters said for four years here, and I suspect Johnson supporters over there.

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning and the results will bear me out.

The results will bear out your preference and others', but it won't demonstrate anything else.

[BitterTom]

That’s what Trump supporters said for four years here, and I suspect Johnson supporters over there.

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning

Again, Hitter Tomston. Love Rita, fun track.

[Heston]

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning and the results will bear me out.

The results will bear out your preference and others', but it won't demonstrate anything else.

I'm happy with that. That after all seems to be the whole point of the exercise.

[Heston]

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning

Again, Hitter Tomston. Love Rita, fun track.

I'm sure he was a baseball player.

[Dr. Medulla]

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning and the results will bear me out.

The results will bear out your preference and others', but it won't demonstrate anything else.

I'm happy with that. That after all seems to be the whole point of the exercise.

Exactly. Suggesting that it proves value or significance is where people get confused. If popularity was the key factor, SISOSIG might be the Clash's greatest song.

[Silent Majority]

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning

Again, Hitter Tomston. Love Rita, fun track.

I'm sure he was a baseball player.

Or someone who bullied Spider-Man in the early comics.

[Wolter]

Hitter Tomston: The patron saint of those with poor judgment.

The voting supports us so far.

That’s what Trump supporters said for four years here, and I suspect Johnson supporters over there.

If I ran the zoo, I'd replace Heston's tagline under his avatar with Argumentator ad Populum.

We are in the business of cold hard votes on this page. So you are implying all the people who voted for Good Morning have poor taste?

I mean...kind of?

[Flex]

To paraphrase one of western civilization's great western works: a person is smart, people are stupid.

[Marky Dread]

To paraphrase one of western civilization's great western works: a person is smart, people are stupid.

A word to the wise...you are all dumb.

[WestwayKid]

Yes. "Good Morning" is better than "Rita" and is a full-on realized song, unlike a reprise. Voters use poor judgment all the time—I don't exclude myself here—so reading wisdom from popular support/lack of support is silly. It's a reading of preference, nothing more.

Nah, Rita is much better than Good Morning

Again, Hitter Tomston. Love Rita, fun track.

I'm sure he was a baseball player.

Or someone who bullied Spider-Man in the early comics.